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Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme

Description: Cheshire East Council is seeking to understand the level of market interest in delivering a Care Home Staff Flu Vaccination Programme for the 2026/27 flu season. We are at an early, exploratory stage of the process and are inviting providers to share their insight, capacity and interest in delivering this service across the Cheshire East area. The proposed service involves delivering on site flu vaccination clinics for staff working in approximately 98 care homes, supporting improved uptake, reducing staff illness and absence, and helping protect vulnerable residents by minimising flu transmission. All frontline care staff are eligible for a free NHS flu vaccination, and this programme aims to increase accessibility by bringing vaccination clinics directly into care home settings. We are seeking expressions of interest from qualified providers (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Borough Council is in the planning stage of a procurement process for the "Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme," aimed at the service industry category. The initiative focuses on delivering flu vaccinations to care home staff across Cheshire East, UK. A market engagement notice has been published to invite expressions of interest from potential providers. Interested parties should express their interest by participating in Chest Project DN812328 and submit the required questionnaire responses by 8th May 2026. This planning notice allows interested organisations to contribute insights that may influence the future design and procurement of the programme.

Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme

Description: Cheshire East Council is seeking to understand the level of market interest in delivering a Care Home Staff Flu Vaccination Programme for the 2026/27 flu season. We are at an early, exploratory stage of the process and are inviting providers to share their insight, capacity and interest in delivering this service across the Cheshire East area. The proposed service involves delivering on site flu vaccination clinics for staff working in approximately 98 care homes, supporting improved uptake, reducing staff illness and absence, and helping protect vulnerable residents by minimising flu transmission. All frontline care staff are eligible for a free NHS flu vaccination, and this programme aims to increase accessibility by bringing vaccination clinics directly into care home settings. We are seeking expressions of interest from qualified providers (read more...)

Summary: The Cheshire East Borough Council is currently in the planning phase of a public procurement process titled "Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme," aimed at the healthcare services industry, specifically pharmacy services. This initiative focuses on delivering flu vaccinations to staff in approximately 98 care homes in the Cheshire East area, UK (region UKD62), for the 2026/27 flu season. Interested organisations are encouraged to express their interest and participate in a soft market testing exercise by downloading and submitting a questionnaire by 8th May 2026. The council is exploring the level of market interest in preparing for the possible forthcoming tender process. The planning status indicates future notices may be issued around 1st September 2026, with the programme set to commence from 1st October 2026 to 31st March 2027.

Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme

Description: Cheshire East Council is seeking to understand the level of market interest in delivering a Care Home Staff Flu Vaccination Programme for the 2026/27 flu season. We are at an early, exploratory stage of the process and are inviting providers to share their insight, capacity and interest in delivering this service across the Cheshire East area. The proposed service involves delivering on site flu vaccination clinics for staff working in approximately 98 care homes, supporting improved uptake, reducing staff illness and absence, and helping protect vulnerable residents by minimising flu transmission. All frontline care staff are eligible for a free NHS flu vaccination, and this programme aims to increase accessibility by bringing vaccination clinics directly into care home settings. We are seeking expressions of interest from qualified providers (read more...)

Summary: Cheshire East Borough Council is currently in the planning stage of a procurement process for a "Staff Care Home Flu Vaccination Programme" aimed at increasing flu vaccination uptake among care home staff in the Cheshire East area. Classified under pharmacy services, this initiative involves organising on-site flu vaccination clinics within approximately 98 care homes to improve staff health and protect vulnerable residents. Interested organisations are encouraged to express their interest via the Chest Project DN812328 by downloading and returning a questionnaire, with a submission deadline on 8th May 2026. The contract is set to run from October 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027, and is valued at GBP 5,000.

BSA and CDM Advisor - Healthier Futures

Description: The Trust seeks a competent supplier to provide two client-side advisory roles: (1) Building Safety Act (BSA) Client Advisor; and (2) CDM Client Advisor These roles will support the Trust in meeting its statutory Client duties under: * Building Safety Act 2022 (Part 3 - Higher Risk Buildings) * CDM Regulations 2015 PROJECT OVERVIEW The New Hospital development is an acute healthcare facility with clinical, diagnostic, emergency, inpatient and critical infrastructure components. The principal building is approximately 40m in height over six storeys, plus plant space. The scheme includes enabling works, strategic satellite projects (e.g. MSCP, Research and Education building) and the main hospital build. The hospital building qualifies as a Higher-Risk Building (HRB) for the purposes of the Building Safety Act Part 3 (design and construction).

Summary: Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has initiated a selective tender process for the "BSA and CDM Advisor - Healthier Futures" project, focused on the provision of advisory services for building safety and construction design management. This tender, currently in the planning phase, is crucial for supporting the Trust's compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022 and CDM Regulations 2015. The development revolves around a new acute healthcare facility located in Crewe, United Kingdom, designed as a Higher-Risk Building under the Building Safety Act. The procurement follows a two-stage competitive flexible procedure, beginning with a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire due by 28 April 2026, followed by an Invitation to Tender phase progressing through Atamis, the e-tendering portal. The contracts, valued at £288,000, aim to commence on 1 July 2026 and extend up to six years subject to renewal options.

EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) and Management Information System

Description: EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) and Management Information System for Tatton Park

Summary: Cheshire East Council is planning an open procurement process for an EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) and Management Information System at Tatton Park. Situated in Crewe, United Kingdom, the council is categorised as a sub-central government public authority. The industry category for this opportunity falls under software packages and information systems. The procurement process is in the planning stage, with future bidding documents detailed to be published on 1 May 2026. Interested businesses should take note of crucial dates, such as the tender submission period ending on 5 June 2026 and the subsequent award period concluding on 31 August 2026. The contract, planned to begin on 1 September 2026, has potential extensions for up to three years.

Provision of a Contracts Management System for Healthier Futures

Description: The Authority seeks to appoint a supply partner to provide a Contracts Management System to support its new hospital development programme. The new Hospital programme is known as Healthier Futures. For more details information on the requirement please refer to the Scope of requirements document.

Summary: The public procurement process initiated by Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust seeks to appoint a supply partner for the provision of a Contracts Management System as part of their Healthier Futures programme. The tender, identified with ID C430232, falls under the industry category of software package and information systems and will be applicable across various regions in the United Kingdom. The procurement process is in the tender stage, with the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) submission deadline on 22 April 2026. The award decision is expected by 22 June 2026, with the contract commencing on 1 July 2026. The procurement method is selective, employing a competitive flexible procedure involving a two-stage process including a PQQ followed by an Invitation to Tender (ITT) for qualifying bidders.

Park Pavilion Construction

Description: MTC is seeking to appoint a suitably skilled and experienced construction contractor to demolish the existing pavilion in South Park, Macclesfield, and construct a new community pavilion in its place. This project has been in development for many years and has the backing of many residents of the town. South Park is the largest park in Macclesfield. It celebrated its centenary in 2022 after it was gifted to the people of Macclesfield by local Alderman William Frost. It has been a vital green space for residents ever since. The Park is a true asset for our town, and one that we have an opportunity to improve for our residents, our community and to attract visitors from near and far. South Park currently plays host to leisure activities including, (read more...)

Summary: Macclesfield Town Council is seeking to appoint a construction contractor for the "Park Pavilion Construction" project at South Park, Macclesfield. This tender is categorised under "Building construction work" and is currently in the tender update stage after initial tender release. The procurement process is conducted as an open competition below the threshold, with electronic submissions allowed. Interested parties have until 24th April 2026, 12:00 local time to submit their bids, following the enquiry period which closes on 10th April 2026. The project is situated in the UKD62 region, United Kingdom, aligning with the council's aim to develop public infrastructure that supports community engagement.

Park Pavilion Construction

Description: MTC is seeking to appoint a suitably skilled and experienced construction contractor to demolish the existing pavilion in South Park, Macclesfield, and construct a new community pavilion in its place. This project has been in development for many years and has the backing of many residents of the town. South Park is the largest park in Macclesfield. It celebrated its centenary in 2022 after it was gifted to the people of Macclesfield by local Alderman William Frost. It has been a vital green space for residents ever since. The Park is a true asset for our town, and one that we have an opportunity to improve for our residents, our community and to attract visitors from near and far. South Park currently plays host to leisure activities including, (read more...)

Summary: Macclesfield Town Council is seeking to appoint a construction contractor for the "Park Pavilion Construction" project at South Park, Macclesfield. This tender is categorised under "Building construction work" and is currently in the tender update stage after initial tender release. The procurement process is conducted as an open competition below the threshold, with electronic submissions allowed. Interested parties have until 24th April 2026, 12:00 local time to submit their bids, following the enquiry period which closes on 10th April 2026. The project is situated in the UKD62 region, United Kingdom, aligning with the council's aim to develop public infrastructure that supports community engagement.

Palliative Care In Partnership - Cheshire

Description: Provision of palliative care in the community to service patients who reside in the geographic area of Cheshire.

Summary: The procurement process for "Palliative Care In Partnership - Cheshire" is spearheaded by the Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, located at Leighton Hospital, Crewe. This contract, under procurement initiation type "tender", falls within the "Health services" category, targeting the provision of palliative care to patients in Cheshire. Initially set for the period of 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027, the contract carries a potential extension option for two additional years. The procurement method applied is limited and falls under the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, exempt from the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, focusing on identifying the most suitable provider. The indicative value for the contract is noted at £9,606,144.

Homelessness Resettlement Fund

Description: The provision of wider essentials and white goods. The awarded contract details and supplier details are: C0860 Homelessness Resettlement Fund Lot 1 PS262,000.00 St Pauls Centre (Reference 1212970) 52 Walgrave Close, Crewe, CW1 3BY C1314 Homelessness Resettlement Fund Lot 2 & 3 PS324,683.00 Changing Lives Together (Reference 7400060) Unit 12 Road Two Winsford Industrial Estate, Winsford CW7 3QL Original start/end dates of both contracts: 01/04/2022 - 31/03/2026

Summary: The Cheshire East Borough Council is updating the procurement process for the Homelessness Resettlement Fund, primarily focusing on goods such as furniture, furnishings, domestic appliances, and cleaning products. This initiative falls under the industry category of Furniture and related supplies. The location for this procurement process is Crewe, United Kingdom. The procurement stage is currently a tender update, concerning contracts C0860 and C1314, with modifications to contract values and durations. The original contracts were set to end on 31st March 2026, but have been extended to conclude on 30th June 2026. Interested suppliers should note that these contracts have undergone changes due to economic and technical reasons under Regulation 72 (1) (b) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, ensuring the seamless continuation of services without incurring additional costs.